Appraiser looks at what did someone else pay for a similar Det Apt. 

(Familial status discrimination)NAR actually has a policy in place that if their members receive such letters with an offer, that they are not to be passed along to the seller due to the potential liability they may cause. 

Of course nobody knows for sure, but both Matthew Gardner (Chief Economist for Windermere) and Lawrence Yun (Chief Economist for the NAR) are predicting the same thing: if the economy goes back to a somewhat normal activity level by fall, that we're likely to see a postponement of the regular spring housing market into fall where pent up demand, low interest rates and low supply cause house prices to increase even further.

Furthermore like Randall mentioned, the NAR lawsuit does not bode well potentially for agents.

Same thing everyone else is looking for :) I'm only familiar with Corelogic & NAR.

Oh they do want to work together :) Just look at the NAR classaction lawsuit :) 

I'm a journalist working on an article about how the recent news about the head of NAR and the tough housing market right now is impacting Realtors and the Realtor industry.

There is a misconception that these laws are fostered by NAR but the reality is the STATES created laws.. then NAR became a thing to organize state laws not the other way around.. 

The one you may be thinking of is the Chicago DoJ vs NAR one that was settled.

NAR and it's outdated approach to MLS data is OV/er https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/... .